Crew Management - The Role of the Crew Manager
This course provides a deeper understanding of STCW from a crewing perspective.
ObjectivesThis training is designed for participants who are already familiar with the Standards for Training, Certification and Watchkeeping Convention (STCW), as amended. They will gain a deeper understanding of these standards from a crewing perspective. At the end of the course participants will be able to identify required certificates by rank as well as other implications arising from the STCW Convention and Code. Both general and specific training and familiarisation requirements for seafarers will be identified and discussed.
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Entrance requirementsPrevious attendance of an STCW course is recommended Who should attend: Crew Managers, Assistants (Crewing), Superintendents, Quality managers, Designated persons, Nautical officers, Engineers, etc. Duration: 1 day |
This course reflects the tasks and responsibilities of a crew manager working either in a shipping company or for a crewing agency. A crew manager is required to have a deep understanding of the training and certification standards and requirements in order to choose the best qualified personnel and to take appropriate actions during emergencies. This objective is achieved by analysing a reference crewing process and examining the various challenges that could possibly be faced by the crew manager. Training and Certification will be analysed in detail together with some more general questions relating to familiarisation and training on board. This course includes practical case studies and interactive exercises to achieve the desired learning outcome for the participants.
The course focuses on:
- Brief review of the structure of STCW
- Interrelation with other Conventions and Codes
- Crewing process overview
- Training & certification requirements
- Competence requirements
- Ship type specific training and certification
- Familiarisation requirements
- Possible challenges for the Crew Manager
ObjectivesThis training is designed for participants who are already familiar with the Standards for Training, Certification and Watchkeeping Convention (STCW), as amended. They will gain a deeper understanding of these standards from a crewing perspective. At the end of the course participants will be able to identify required certificates by rank as well as other implications arising from the STCW Convention and Code. Both general and specific training and familiarisation requirements for seafarers will be identified and discussed.
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Entrance requirementsPrevious attendance of an STCW course is recommended Who should attend: Crew Managers, Assistants (Crewing), Superintendents, Quality managers, Designated persons, Nautical officers, Engineers, etc. Duration: 1 day |
This course reflects the tasks and responsibilities of a crew manager working either in a shipping company or for a crewing agency. A crew manager is required to have a deep understanding of the training and certification standards and requirements in order to choose the best qualified personnel and to take appropriate actions during emergencies. This objective is achieved by analysing a reference crewing process and examining the various challenges that could possibly be faced by the crew manager. Training and Certification will be analysed in detail together with some more general questions relating to familiarisation and training on board. This course includes practical case studies and interactive exercises to achieve the desired learning outcome for the participants.
The course focuses on:
- Brief review of the structure of STCW
- Interrelation with other Conventions and Codes
- Crewing process overview
- Training & certification requirements
- Competence requirements
- Ship type specific training and certification
- Familiarisation requirements
- Possible challenges for the Crew Manager